Sentence examples for sample assigned to from inspiring English sources

The DNA sequence data of Hanson and colleagues supported a deep separation between the palustris and couesi groups, but a Costa Rican sample (assigned to O. couesi) was about as distant from the two groups as they were from each other.

The adjacent normal sample assigned to the tumor cluster was most closely related to its matched tumor sample (matched pair 2).

Our strategy was to randomly sample 137 values (the total number of mice examined in the dataset of Figure 2) from the Markov Process simulations with each sample assigned to one of the time points for which we have observed data.

Geometric mean titers were calculated, with any test-negative sample assigned to value of 5. Geometric mean fold rise was calculated as the within-subjects ratios of the post-vaccination HAI titer to the baseline HAI titer.

In each group, 80% of the sample was assigned to the "estimation sample" that was used to generate the mapping algorithm, while the remaining 20% of the sample (assigned to the "validation sample") was used to predict AQoL-8D utilities based on the above algorithm.

Each time, 80% of the sample (i.e. four random groups) was assigned to the "estimation sample" that was used to generate the mapping algorithm, while the remaining 20% of the sample (assigned to the "validation sample") were used to predict CHU9D utilities based on the above algorithm.

(b), Proportion of samples assigned to populations (q ≥ 0.7) for different values of k.

The samples identified as unclassifiable are assigned a "no-class" assignment and it is shown that these samples have a much higher error rate than samples assigned to a class.

The PBF of each region was computed adding the fluorescent and weight values of the samples assigned to it.

This way is determined by the ratio of the number of samples assigned to component over frames: (8).

The performance of the classification model was evaluated in terms of sensitivity and specificity, where sensitivity is defined as the number of samples assigned to the class divided by the actual number of samples belong to the class, and specificity is defined as the number of samples not assigned to the class defined by the actual number of samples not belonging to the class.